In the Media: Rosemary Knight

East Coast Residents Have ‘False Sense Of Security’ About Threats From Invading Saltwater

November 25, 2020 | The Southern Maryland Chronicle

On Long Island in New York, testing for the first time shows saltwater reaching deeply into a drinking-water aquifer on the southern shore, evidence... Read More

Drought Exposed California's Thirst for Groundwater. Now, the State Hopes to Refill Its Aquifers

April 16, 2020 | Science

Rosemary Knight is quoted and her research using geophysical research methods to look into California's aquifers is highlighted.

The Central Valley is sinking as farmers drill for water. But it can be saved, study says

April 15, 2019 | The Sacramento Bee

The Sacramento Bee features Stanford research.

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